Postmortems take weeks to write because reconstructing the timeline is the hard part, and by the time the doc lands, the team has moved on.
The bottleneck on every postmortem is reconstruction. The timeline lives across Slack messages, deploy logs, dashboard screenshots, runbook executions, and someone's memory of who joined the bridge when. Putting it back together is an afternoon's archaeology, often weeks after the incident, and the result is always missing pieces. Slow postmortems mean lessons don't ship before the next on-call rotation, and the same incident pattern recurs.
Nova captures the timeline as the incident happens, then drafts the postmortem in the format your team already uses.
Every alert, every responder action, every Slack message, every Nova-Shell command, every customer-comms post, lands in the incident's live timeline as it happens.
When the incident is declared resolved, Nova drafts the postmortem with timeline, customer impact (in real numbers), candidate root-cause hypotheses with evidence, and what worked / what didn't. The team reviews and edits.
Action items from the draft become tickets with owners and deadlines, with a closing-the-loop check on the next incident of the same pattern.
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